In today's digital landscape, where aspiring entrepreneurs strive to build thriving online empires while nurturing meaningful family lives, the journey is far from straightforward.

In this episode, the spotlight is on Ingrid Macher, a true powerhouse hailing from the vibrant streets of Bogota and now residing in Florida. Ingrid's journey is nothing short of incredible, marked by triumphs, trials, and unwavering tenacity. With over 19 million devoted followers, Ingrid's influence extends far beyond being the reigning queen of Hispanic fitness and nutrition. Her story is a testament to the power of resilience and reinvention, illustrating how adversity can be turned into advantage, and hardship can be transformed into hope. Ingrid has graced prominent platforms such as Telemundo, CNN, and the Huffington Post, using her voice to inspire countless lives across the US and Latin America.

This episode goes beyond fitness and nutrition; it explores courage, resilience, and the incredible power of transformation. Ingrid's journey is a compelling narrative of rewriting one's own story, even in the realm of parenting. Her decision to homeschool her daughter is just one example of how she challenges the status quo and forges her own path. Prepare to be inspired by Ingrid's story and feel empowered to chart your own unique narrative in the realm of parenting.

Enjoy!

"To me a good mother is always passing them the good values. Always be there for them. Listen to them. And even when you don't listen, go back to them and ask for forgiveness is you missed something." - Ingrid Macher


"Well, as I've mentioned before, when I got married with Jeff, he was a millionaire. And you know, I'm coming from a middle class family. My dad left. He had a job in the USA. He worked for Caribbean for cruise company, and he left when I was 13. And of course compare it to the rest of my neighborhood." - Ingrid Macher


"Well, my mom, it was like, okay, because the schools in Colombia are really far away. And believe it or not, if you are seven years old, you already learned how to take care of the rest of the kids in the family. So we have to take a bus at 5am in the morning, to go into a bus for an hour to get to our school." - Ingrid Macher


"Your kids don't obey you. Your kids copy you. They copy everything you do in your life. And my kids, and I was not always this women, go to the gym, you know, be disciplined with my food with my stuff. No, I was a disaster before God gave me this new purpose. But with this new purpose that God gave me, I understood that I needed to put my life in order for success." - Ingrid Macher